Editorial Policy

Revive editorial standards for medication comparisons, sourcing, updates, corrections and commercial separation.

Every Revive article must answer the searcher's decision directly, distinguish fact from inference, and cite sources appropriate to the claim.

Source hierarchy

1. Regulatory labels, safety communications and official medicine databases.
2. Professional clinical guidelines and consensus statements.
3. Peer-reviewed systematic reviews, meta-analyses and clinical trials.
4. Academic medical centers and national health services.
5. Manufacturer or pharmacy sources only for clearly identified product, pack-size, price or availability facts.

Comparison rules

We do not declare a universal winner when clinical suitability depends on indication, comorbidity, interactions or clinician judgment. We explicitly state when medicines are complementary rather than substitutes.

Updates and corrections

High-impact medication pages should display a review date. Material safety updates, label changes or major guideline changes should trigger a content review. Factual corrections should be made without preserving an error merely because an older page ranked well. Search traffic is not a medical principle.

Commercial separation

ZennPlus may be linked from Revive, but supplement claims must not be inserted into prescription-drug comparisons as though they are equivalent treatment choices.